Bare Bunnies Summer Fashion 2025

The Bare Bunnies' seasonal fashion shows have become a fixture on the community's calendar and always a highlight that I look forward to. 

As you may have noticed, I tend to play it pretty safe with my own outfits; sticking to tried and trusted ideas that I feel comfortable pulling off. These shows offer am ideal opportunity for me to get some inspiration from those that are far more fashion-minded than me, so I always try my best to catch them when I can.  

For this season's event, I think there was a slight change in format. If I remember correctly, the previous shows I've been to have all featured 4 different designers, each contributing 8 outfits for the show. This time there were just 3 designers but all 3 were returning from previous shows so had a proven track track of delivering fantastic collections.

And, as always, the Bare Bunnies were on hand to provide some entertainment before the show and during the brief intermissions between each designer's collections. Whilst they warmed up the crowd, I managed to snag myself a prime seat just behind the Booty Queen herself, the lovely Reena.

When the show kicked off, the first featured collection was from CattDavidson, whose fours models - Kim, Larke, Oli and Daysie - each modelled tow outfits. The first outfit worn by each model had a dressy/sexy theme, whilst the 2nd outfit for each had a fun and casual theme.  

Across the collection we got sexy black leather for the ladies that was perfectly suited for night out clubbing, classy slacks for the gents that would have all the ladies on the dancefloor queuing up for a dance with the wearer, sassy and playful denim and leather combinations that work for all occasions, and much, much more.

Next up was FeliciaBlack with the latest additions to her Black Cat Couture range. For this show, she choose to bring her latest summer style designs as well as a selection of swimsuits. 

Again, her outfits were expertly modelled by 4 models that she brought with her - Serenity, Jade, Neena and SmirkyPhoenix - each of whom modelled one outfit from each of her themes.

We got short and breezy summer dresses in Felicia's signature black and white, pink on black polka dot dresses for every day wearing and pink and black dresses that are equally at home during the day or for a night out, as well as a Jim Morrison inspired combo for the gents.

Those dresses were then followed by a lovely selection of very tiny bikinis and swim shorts for looking simply ravishing when lying next to the pool on a hot summer day.

Finally, we came to Harlyn who seemed to be pulling double duty to make up for compensate for the reduced number of designers. Her eight - yes, count them, eight - models were modelling the Dolve & Gabbana inspired Flower Extravaganza collection from her Stylyn Fashion House.

Between them, Ruby, Daysie, Maria, Alex, Luna, Mallice, Reena and Thom (I think I got them all there!) modelled a variety of elegant outfits that featured a bold remix of nature with an eruption of colour; all of them featuring matching striking make-up to compliment the clothes.

We got to see ultra-feminine floral ensembles for the ladies and elegant yet luxurious floral combinations for men. Exotic zebra prints in bold and vivid colours complimented by floral catsuits saturated with jungle and feminine tones. Stunning little black (and red) dresses with daring plunging necklines for wearing out and gothic-inspired black floral laced undies for behind closed doors. 

I've barely scratched the surface there... There was so much more than what I've just listed off. Wow, what  a collection!

The House Of Lust

Big photo dump from the opening day of the The House Of Lust - a place that has been aggressively promoted recently as the new premier venue for the discerning sex lover who has no interest in DJs, dancefloors or dance troops. This place is dedicated to sex, sex and more sex. Maybe toss in a bit of debauchery as well.

And there are all sorts of flavours of sex available. Solo gents looking to pay one of the experienced escorts can find those in The Whore House section of the building. Or ladies and gents who are looking for a less transactional hook-up are free to the mingle and find a potential partner in the main hall, pool or garden.

If you have been to The Erotic Bathhouse or any of Anaganda's other previous builds, you can rest assured that The House Of Lust continues her exceptional track record of creating venues that have both elegance and extravagance in equal measure.

I'm sure that this is going to be somewhere that I will spend plenty of upcoming weekends here (assuming that is when the place will continue to open) so I'm not going to push myself to go into much deeper detail than that for now. As I mentioned a few days ago, I'm feeling a bit burned out so this was little more than an initial exploratory outing for the opening day. So I'll let all these photos do the talking for me this time as I'm pretty confident they will do a more than adequate job of showing exactly how hot and steamy things can get there.

11 Years of Jazz

Friday nights in our community have long had one sacred constant: The Jazzy Lounge. For 11 uninterrupted years, this iconic gathering has welcomed dancers, dreamers, and die-hard jazz enthusiasts every single Friday without fail. No holidays off. No breaks for weather or world events. Just pure, unrelenting rhythm and soul.

The Jazzy Lounge isn’t just a venue; it’s a ritual. Since its inception in 2014, before I was even part of this community, it has held a weekly club night that blends classic and modern jazz, with the occasional foray into other, tangentially related, genres. 

In a world of disposable content and ephemeral trends, the Jazzy Lounge represents something incredibly rare: consistency. To maintain an event every Friday night for 11 years, speaks not only to the dedication of Lorelia and associates, but also to the passion of its community. The Lounge has become a sanctuary for those seeking solace in music, conversation, and collective energy. It’s not just the longest running club in its community — it’s the heartbeat of that community.

Even more remarkable is the Lounge’s utter lack of drama or rivalry, despite being a cornerstone of the community. In a scene where ego clashes, territorial disputes, and social media flare-ups are all too common, especially among long-standing or high-profile venues, The Jazzy Lounge has maintained 11 years of peace, positivity, and mutual respect. It has never been embroiled in club politics, nor has it ever needed to outshine anyone else. Its success comes not from competition, but from its authenticity and personality, and that in itself is almost unheard of.

Through all these years, the only real transformation has been the venue itself. What began as a small, single-room club — intimate, minimal, and lovingly improvised — has grown into a sprawling, beautifully curated space filled with layers of character.

Today’s Jazzy Lounge features multiple themed rooms and artistic touches that reflect over a decade of memories. What’s truly special are the little Easter eggs scattered throughout the venue — subtle tributes to its early days, past themes and even inside jokes shared by long time guests. Each detail tells a story. It’s a space that invites both nostalgia and discovery, constantly evolving while remaining unmistakably The Jazzy Lounge.

Jazzy Dress-Up

As you may have noticed, I've been a bit quiet recently. After blogging like crazy through May and the first half of June, I've been feeling a bit burned out, so I've been focusing more on just relaxing and enjoying the company of my wonderful friends. 

It's certainly been nice to take a bit of a break from putting pressure on myself to put content out but there are somethings that I simply have to get involved with. For example, hot on the heels of Chris' dress-up challenge, we've now had a new challenge from JazzyLaw.

For my effort, I obviously had to put my own signature TWK spin on the provided clothing items by including some of my trademark accessories. Admittedly, that mean that I had to substitute out one of the items that I was supposed to use but I don't think anyone is going to hold it against me for wearing my own collar instead of the chocker that came as part of the original outfit.

Then, I decided to contrast the monochrome style of the outfit by posing on a very vibrant set; one that you might recognise from a certain music video I put out last year for my Smoke & Mirrors single. I was in a bit of a rush to get the shoot done and posted so I wasn't particularly happy with lighting that I had setup. It worked for that video shoot but not quite right for what I needed here. However, sometimes you've just got to work with what you've got.

Lisa in the wild

It's not often you see an A-list celebrity like Lisa out in the wild. Normally, such appearances are reserved for at one of the community events.

I'm not going to deny that it is a rather shitty and random photo, but her appearance was so fleeting that it was the best I could manage as proof of her brief presence at Bunnies & Bulls this morning.